The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21

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senator in 1913 to succeed Alfred Cuth.
burt, is the father OF the present sen.
stor, Alfred II. Colouitt. He was boil,
a LAWYER md divine Of great eminencc,,
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o mU,H, tno eA.Gne u WHICH nus never peeh
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aula'lon, anu lelt INC musings 70 per-
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pr ~; ~ paeacnsu sermon IN cnuIch, anu
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M.ls w hls way NOME, ne was assaulted
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taspcq IN ~ the muruer .riai OF inc morn.
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..na =, NV "l.elMaiu any p9y OF WE'VE
years u ase couio nave lhaue inc rullian
run; BON lathcr and son were gradu-
ated from Prlnseton College. : Z, II
Henry Dodge, who entered tho Senate
from " lsconsin on June y, lS4S, pending
me lhirtleth congress, was the father OF
Augustus .. Dodge, OF Iowa, who was
seated December a, OF tho same year.
Inc hrst term OF Henry Dodge ended
March ., 1851 land the first term of Au-
gustus =. Dodge expired March 8, 1910.
both5were reelected for the six-ycars
term, ending respectively March 8, 1857,
ana March y, 1900, so that both father
ana son served In the Senate together
during part OF the Thirtleth and the
whole OF the !hirty=iirst, Thirty-second
ana lhirty-thlrd Congresses, the father,
however remaining two years longer
throughout the Ihirty-tourths Congress.
Both arc dead: General James Shields
represented Illinois in the Senate during
tho Thirty-hrst, Thirty;sccond and
Ihrty.third Congresses, from 1910 10
1850; Minnesota during q portion Of the
.Thirty-tlfth Congress, 185S-59, and Mis-
souri, during a portion OF tho Forticth
Congress, from January to March, 1870.
His was the sole instance of serving as
senator from more than one State. There
arc several Instances, however, where
members of the House were subsequently:
chosen senators from other States. Henry
Livingston WASH member from New York
and senator from Louisiana; General
Edward y. Baker, member from Illinois
and a senator from Oregon; Charles
Durkec, a member. from Indiana and
senator from Wisconsin, and Charles II. 4
Van Wyck, q member from New York
and senator. from Nebraska. NJ /. s55
4, Various cx.senators have subsequently,
served in the House, among Them John
Quincy Adams, tho only cxsPrcsidcnt
who rc.entered the, Legislative branch;
Morton s. Wilkinson, of Minnesota;
William Pitt Kellogg, Of Louisiana, and
James w. Ncsmith, Of Oregon. A case
OF heredity of the third generation OF
service In tho House somewhat similar
to the senatorial Bayards, of Delaware,
occurs In tho election of T. L. 4 Thomp.
son, OF California, to the Fiftieth Con-!
gress. His grandfather and father were
both representatives in Congress from
Virginia, tho grandfather, Philip Z r.
thompson, from 1901 to 1907, and the
father, robert A.Thompson, from 1847
to ,ls40. The instance, however, g Of
father and son serving in the same body
at tho same timeis confined tc tho Sen.
ators Dodge, but father and son have
en-. perloas. Charles Voorhees,, the pres